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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
6
A garbled passage hints at a rural scene with Susone noddi in the grass and Winian attesting in the sunlatin. The text references Miss Mireat Poptare, Heise of muray dog, and the Windle faim, framing a fragmented local history or tale in a windy setting.
A Swedish girl Teena, left in a small western town, falls in love with Ole Larson who has a fiancée back home. After Ole reunites unexpectedly, Teena’s heartbreak leads to illness and a quiet death, as Larson hides the truth from his future wife and a simple funeral ends the tale.
A New Bedford Standard reflection notes that despite Bible sales surpassing any other book, few modern readers know much about its contents. It questions the fate of vast Bible distribution, suggests buyers treat it as amulet, and notes scarcity of usable copies in second hand shops.
United States Consul Skinner of Marselles notes travel risks in Tripoli. He reports Mr Dodson traveled with two Zepdlas, his assistant, a head Arab, and five others. they narrowly escaped ambush by a wandering tribe. The governor-general warns the danger is more remote at Cyrene along the coast, advising readiness with reliable sporting rifles.
Fragmentary verse praising steadfast love and loyalty between a king and his queen. The lines evoke a vow to maintain constancy, resist flatterers, and endure life’s trials, framing love as a throne and duty as honor. The dated quotation style mirrors antique lyric conceit with grand, ceremonial diction.
Case No. 34520 reports Walter McLaughlin of 6022 Jacob Street Wheeling West Virginia saved from kidney disease by Deans Kidney Pills after years of back pain and urinary trouble. He credits Logan Drug Co. Logan Drug Co Logan Drug Co with relief and claims three boxes cured him. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY offers free trials by mail and sells pills for 50 cents a box.
The Star Arcturus, a solar-type star, becomes visible in early evening and has shifted southwest relative to surrounding stars over the past 800 years by an amount equal to the Moon’s apparent diameter. It is likely far beyond Sirius in distance, implying a vast bulk possibly a thousand suns. Also contains an unrelated ad claiming a cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
A German traveler loses most of a Turkish guidebook after officials confiscate it for its content, with a censor claiming that Constantinople’s knowledge could aid a sultan’s attack. Other items note a transatlantic cable project, a rice-stamped postal novelty, Putnam dyes, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Rome trip to discuss trade with Italy and migration.
A narrative recounts Karl Ritter a boy from the Black Forest who travels to Wisconsin to join his brother on a prairie farm. After years of hardship and fear he learns that the brother was murdered by the elderly couple who had sheltered him upon arrival.
A French translator encounters an odd line about a man tearing his charge to a locust and is startled by the reference to the locust tree. He explains that “sautere les” or grasshoppers grow to enormous size in the United States, proving he can handle the emergency.
A historical advertisement declares a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Hall's. It includes endorsements from Went & Trumb, Walding, Kinoun & Marvin and P. J. Cheney spans. The notice asserts the cure works internally and on mucous surfaces and urges purchase from druggists.
A historic anecdote describes John Sebastian Bach improvising at a duke of Saxe Weimar dinner. He played until interrupted for soup and then resumed, explaining he needed chords to resolve to the tonic to feel at ease.
Mrs Alice B Gossage of Rapid City South Dakota is a model western woman noted for energy and pluck. She edits and prints a newspaper and has shouldered work for the Rapid City Daily Journal, which her husband edits. She is a skilled typesetter writer and epigrammatic speaker, a good cook, active in the Women's Christian Temperance union, vice president of the Current Events club, and has long served as Sunday school superintendent in Rapid City.
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